Yet another bus carrying close to 50 illegal migrants arrived in New York Metropolis Saturday from Texas, with a different bus predicted later on in the morning.

Migrants transported to New York City have been mainly younger men, as very well many ladies.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has sent more than 1,500 migrants to the Big Apple in a bid to draw focus to the ongoing immigration disaster on the southern border.

New York officers said this 7 days that the city is employing 14 lodges to deliver housing to the new arrivals.

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Approximately 50 more migrants arrived from Texas at New York City's Port Authority Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, with an additional bus anticipated. (WHD News Channel)

"Texas is filling the gaps left in Biden's absence at our border," Abbott wrote on social media right after the Saturday buses arrived. "We've designed around 19,000 arrests, seized about 335.5M lethal fentanyl doses, & sent about 7,400 migrants on buses to DC and above 1,500 to NYC. Though Biden ignores the crisis, Texas actions up."

Supporters see Abbott's bus plan as forcing liberal metropolitan areas and governing administration to offer with the fact of mass unlawful immigration.

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New York Town and Washington D.C. have positioned themselves as "sanctuary metropolitan areas."

Critics say the buses are a low-priced ploy for consideration.

"He’s weaponizing asylum seekers," Manuel Castro, commissioner of the New York Town Mayor's Business office of Immigrant Affairs said. "It is shameful, and it is our moral obligation to condemn the use of human beings for political reasons."

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Castro was not the only official in Mayor Eric Adams's administration to blast Abbott. Town Comptroller Brad Lander said Abbott's motion are "inhumane" and "disgusting."

Lander claimed the city's resources are being stretched slender as they deliver shelter, food items, lawful products and services and more. 

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The city's shelter process is "right up at its ability," and they are wanting into growing and leasing hotel area.

WHD News' Ronn Blitzer and Adam Shaw contributed to this report.